Examples of using We must avoid in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Dangers We Must Avoid.
We must avoid two traps.
In such cases we must avoid.
We must avoid Felix at all costs.
There are toxic people we must avoid.
We must avoid any fragmentation.
Concerning this we must avoid two traps.
We must avoid conflicts at all costs.
Ridicule is the one thing we must avoid at all costs.
We must avoid making spelling errors.
Brigadier, at all costs we must avoid a pitched battle!
But we must avoid the other extreme too.
The technological security must be safeguarded; we must avoid any card duplication;
We must avoid projecting our shadow on to other people.
We must avoid the danger of thinking too much about the self.
The results of the last ten years are positive, but we must avoid the constant temptation to favour the security aspect to the detriment of freedom and justice.
We must avoid bloodshed"--gave Batista an easy victory.
However, I want to draw your attention to the fact, once again, that we must avoid the pitfall of using these funds in future as a means for punishing Member States.
What we must avoid at all costs is fighting the Huns and Goths at once.
At all costs, we must avoid a panic spreading.
We must avoid any action that threatens our neutrality.
In his view, we must avoid disputes, in consequence of which our financial opportunities could be curtailed.
We must avoid direct lighting over eyes and shadows, as they produce fatigue.
We must avoid data being stored and therefore we need a rather rigorous level of control.
We must avoid extremes: rooms should not look empty or, conversely, overloaded with furniture;
We must avoid under-investment, the effects of which could be disastrous when the economy begins to recover.
We must avoid drawing external analogies particularly with the plant world, for that is really contrary to natural feeling.
However, we must avoid making the link between synthesis and summary, indeed if it seems close, however, it represents distinct realities.
We must avoid repeating the errors of the past, not only in terms of macroeconomic policies, but also in terms of financial regulation and supervision.